In the outside markets, the NYMEX crude oil is $1.88 per barrel higher, the dollar is higher and the Dow Jones Industrials are down 6 points.

Corn pushed higher off of positioning ahead of Thursday's USDA Report. That report is expected to show that the U.S. corn supplies are dwindling. This helped wheat prices go higher, as that commodity become competitive with corn in the feed sector.

Folks are trying to get long this market, ahead of tomorrow's USDA Report, Tom White, a CME Group corn pit trader with FutureRoad.net, says. "That's exactly right. Someone (maybe Goldman Sachs) has reportedly been buying at every dip. They must know report is bullish. Otherwise, why be this active ahead of the report﻿?"

Meanwhile, Tim Hannagan, PFGBest.com senior grain analyst, agrees that investors are trying to position themselves ahead of tomorrow's government data. "The market fears a bullish surprise in corn for Thursday's crop report. The thinking is the government knows how many acres were flooded out of corn along the Mississippi River area. It's believed the government knows this information, as they received the planting intentions of those acres, prior to the March 31 Planting Intention Report, and they can report on those acres Thursday," Hannagan says.

Hannagan adds, "Should they (USDA) know that 1-2 million acres are not going to be planted then that production will come off the 2012 ending stocks."